News and Speeches for Western Cape Education Department
Disadvantaged School Gets Computer Centre
6 September 2004The special relationship between a university rector and a high school principal today resulted in an impoverished school opening a computer centre fitted with 32 computers linked by a network and with access to the internet. Read More
Interactive Life Skills Programme Introduced to Education MEC
5 September 2004Artscape and Grandwest will be introducing an exciting programme aimed at learners from Grades 8-10, to the Western Cape MEC for Education Cameron Dugmore, tomorrow (Tuesday 7 September), at 12h30 in the Good Hope Suiters, GrandWest Casino. Read More
WCED Gets Set to Promote the Arts
5 September 2004The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) plans to establish special focus schools for the arts in all education districts of the province, according to the MEC for Education in the Western Cape, Mr Cameron Dugmore. Read More
Public Engagements of the Western Cape MEC for Education
5 September 2004Monday 6 - Saturday 11 September 2004 Monday 6 September 09:00 - 10:00 Opening of Adult Learners Weeks, Cape Town International Convention Centre 10:15 - 10:45 Khanya celebrations, 18th Floor, Sanlam Golden Acre, Cape Town Read More
Khanya Rakes in Yet Another Award
31 August 2004The Khanya Project has won the Standard Bank Centre for Public Sector Innovation Award in the category Innovative Service Delivery Institutions last night in Johannesburg. Read More
Building a Learning Home for All Our Children
29 August 2004This week will see important developments in education, which seek to build the Western Cape as a Learning Home for All our children. Read More
Second Stabbing Incident in one Week on School Premises
22 August 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore has condemned the stabbing of a 16-year-old learner in the neck, the second such incident this week on school premises. Read More
MEC Concerned about Stability and Quality Education Provision
17 August 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore has noted with grave concern some serious incidents in the last few days, which threaten the stability of schools and the quality of education provision to learners. Read More
Learner Died after Being Stabbed, Mec to Visit School
17 August 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will this afternoon, at 14h00, visit the Matthew Goniwe High School in Site B, Khayelitsha, where an 18-year-old learner was stabbed to death in the classroom. Read More
Western Cape Education Department's Revised Policy for Learner Admission to Ordinary Public Schools in the Province
4 August 2004Since being appointed MEC for Education, I have been confronted by the problems faced by many parents when it comes to the admission of learners at our public schools. Read More
Press Briefing on Revised Admission Policy
3 August 2004To all news media The Western Cape Education Department will release its revised policy and procedures for the admission of learners to ordinary public schools tomorrow. Read More
MEC Shocked at Brutal Killing of Twelve Year Old Rural Learner
28 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore has expressed shock and anger at the brutal killing of a 12-year-old rural learner who is suspected to have been raped and her throat slit. Read More
Education MEC to Provide Warmth to Koue Bokkeveld
26 July 2004As a further demonstration of the Western Cape government's commitment to create a learning home for all, Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will be switching on the electricity of the Voorsorg Primary School in the Koue Bokkeveld near Ceres, today (... Read More
Deputy Minister and MEC to Warn Learners Against Dangers of Drugs
21 July 2004Social Development Deputy Minister Dr Jean Benjamin and Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will be addressing learners at the four high schools in George as part of the government's ongoing awareness and education campaign on drugs and... Read More
Building a Learning Home for All
21 July 2004In response to Western Cape Premier Ebrahim Rasool's call to build the Western Cape as a Home for All, Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will over the next few weeks switch on the lights of at least six of the remaining twelve schools without power. Read More
Mec to Take Action Against Ill-Disciplined Teachers
20 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore has vowed to take action against teachers who arrive late for school, or behave in other ill-disciplined ways. Read More
Third School Term - MEC Message to Learners, Parents and Teachers
19 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore, will be visiting the Sinethemba High School in Phillippi, tomorrow (Wednesday 21 July 2004) from 08h00 - 08h20, to urge learners to work even harder, for them to ensure they progress to the next grade. Read More
MEC to address 200 exceptional grade 12 mathematics learners
15 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will tonight address about 200 exceptional grade 12 mathematics learners who have for the past week been exposed to an intense week of learning and fun, to develop a well-rounded understanding of... Read More
MEC to launch R3m contribution to President's urban and rural development programme
14 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore, will tomorrow morning launch the department's R3m contribution to the President's urban and rural development programme. The launch function will take place on Friday 16 July 2004, from 11h00 at the Good... Read More
Education MEC to Welcome Back School Children from New Zealand
13 July 2004Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore will on Friday welcome back a school touring party from a successful trip down under, where an under-12 rugby team has won all of their five games against their New Zealand counterparts. Read More
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